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oswald2323
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Hi,
Suppose I have the following circuit (excuse the ugly drawing):
Suppose the generator is 1A and all the resistance are 1 Ohm (the values are not important). Moreover, suppose I already have all the voltages in V1, V2, V3, V4 (which I got using nodal analysis), and V0 is set to ground (V0 = 0).
How do I get the total resistance from point A to point B (or node V0)? Can I use the results I got from nodal analysis for this?
Please note my knowledge of electrical circuits is very basic, as this is not my field. I am using this to build an artificial Hex player, and resistance provides a good connectivity measure from each side of the board (see page 2 in http://home.earthlink.net/~vanshel/VAnshelevich-01.pdf).
Suppose I have the following circuit (excuse the ugly drawing):
Suppose the generator is 1A and all the resistance are 1 Ohm (the values are not important). Moreover, suppose I already have all the voltages in V1, V2, V3, V4 (which I got using nodal analysis), and V0 is set to ground (V0 = 0).
How do I get the total resistance from point A to point B (or node V0)? Can I use the results I got from nodal analysis for this?
Please note my knowledge of electrical circuits is very basic, as this is not my field. I am using this to build an artificial Hex player, and resistance provides a good connectivity measure from each side of the board (see page 2 in http://home.earthlink.net/~vanshel/VAnshelevich-01.pdf).